Prolific researcher George Webb was detained recently, after predicting that a “dirty bomb” may be aboard a ship. He is known for exposing the Clinton Foundation, the US funding ISIS, human trafficking, ect.

According to ABC News4:

“According to Capt. Stump, a YouTube “conspiracy theorist” made a claim about a threat aboard the Memphis, and authorities are investigating the threat out of an abundance of caution.

In two videos posted Wednesday to YouTube, a man named George Webb claims there to be a “dirty bomb” aboard the Memphis, loaded in Pakistan during a recent trip to the Middle East.

According to online records from Maersk Lines, the Memphis did return recently to the U.S. from the Middle East.

Between leaving the U.S. April 14 and returning June 12, Maersk records show the Memphis docked at ports in the United Arab Emirates, Pakistan, India, Oman, Egypt and Spain.

A “dirty bomb” is defined by several online sources as an explosive device loaded with radioactive or radiation polluted materials. It is not a true nuclear weapon. “

If you understand how bad the “justice system” gets, this comment on a Reddit thread about Webb being detained will make sense:

“If he was making progress, do not trust anything you are told about his arrest. For all we know he could have been tortured or is still being tortured. Or he could be dead already by now.” – user teefymcteephteeth.

Some people think Webb actually may have prevented a bombing by making the prediction that it would happen. If he did, the result was his arrest, as if he was a person making a threat to bomb it.

So either George Webb’s attempt to avert a crisis by predicting it ended in his arrest, because some people don’t understand the difference between a prediction and a threat, or he actually correctly predicted it, so he’s being punished.

Either way, people are immediately noticing he has been detained, so hopefully too many eyes are on him for him to be hurt. But the truth is, in this age being detained or arrested could be an unexpected death sentence, or even a fate worse than death.

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